Initialise the SDK in your Application class, not in an Activity. This ensures the SDK is ready before any screen is shown and avoids repeated initialisation across Activity lifecycle events.
                    Create a custom Application class if you don't already have one, register it in AndroidManifest.xml with android:name=".MyApplication", and call QuestionProCX.getInstance().init(...) inside onCreate().
                    Initialising inside MainActivity or a base Activity is not recommended — it ties initialisation to the Activity lifecycle, which means it can run multiple times and will fail if the app is launched via a push notification or deep link that bypasses the main screen.
                    
                        TouchPoint touchPoint=new TouchPoint.Builder(DataCenter.US, "your_api_key")
                        .setPlatform(Platform.ANDROID)
                        .build();
                        
                        QuestionProCX.getInstance().init(this, touchPoint, new IQuestionProInitCallback() {
                        	@Override
	                        public void onInitializationSuccess(String message) {
		                        Log.d(TAG, "onSuccess: "+message);
	                        }
	                        
	                        @Override
	                        public void onInitializationFailure(String error) {
		                        Log.d(TAG, "onFailed: "+error);
	                        }
	                
	                        @Override
                            public void onError(int interceptId, String errorMessage) {
    		                    Log.e(TAG, "error=" + errorMessage);
                            }

                        });
                        
                    (TouchPoint constructor requires Data Center and API key as a default parameter)
                        
                    

                    The 'View Count' rule, found in the 'Rules set-up' section of the admin dashboard, allows administrators to control 
                    when an intercept is displayed to users based on their mobile application navigation. 
                    This rule uses two parameters: screen_name to specify the screen(s) to monitor, and count to set the view threshold before the intercept is triggered. 

                    Set up the rule:
                    - Select the rule ‘view count’ from the mobile intercept settings.
                    - Set ‘screen name’ for example ‘checkout_screen’.
                    - Set the count (After how many events you want to launch the survey) 

                        
                    Configure it in the mobile application:
                        Add the below line of code to the app where you have to record the count. SDK will log and maintain the count 
                        and launch the survey once it satisfies the rule setup for the intercept.

                    
                    import com.questionpro.cxlib.QuestionProCX;
                    QuestionProCX.getInstance().setScreenVisited("checkout_screen");
                    
                    

                    The Mobile Intercept SDK leverages Custom Variables to enrich the context and user details associated with an intercept. 

                    How to Set Data Mapping for an Intercept 
                    - Navigate to the intercept for which you want to configure data mapping.
                    - Click on the Add button to begin setting up the data mapping.

                    How to Set Data Mapping in SDK 
                    Data mapping is structured as a HashMap, where each entry consists of a String key and a String value. 
                    After initializing the SDK, your application can set data from anywhere within the app.

                    
                    import com.questionpro.cxlib.QuestionProCX;
                    import java.util.HashMap;

                    HashMap customVars = new HashMap<>();
                    customVars.put("firstName", "First Name");
                    customVars.put("surname", "Last Name");
                    customVars.put("emailAddress", "+918977234");

                    QuestionProCX.getInstance().setDataMappings(customVars);

                    
                    

                    If you set up the Intercept interaction type to ‘Survey URL’, this callback function will return the survey URL 
                    instead of launching it. 
                    The consumer app will use this survey URL as per their requirement.

                    
                    import com.questionpro.cxlib.QuestionProCX;
                    import com.questionpro.cxlib.interfaces.IQuestionProCallback;

                    QuestionProCX.getInstance().getSurveyUrl(new IQuestionProCallback() {
                        @Override
                        public void getSurveyUrl(String surveyUrl) {
                            Log.d(TAG,"Survey url: "+surveyUrl);
                        }
                    });

                    
                    

                    If you want to close the survey window/screen programmatically before completing the survey, you can use the following

                    
                    import com.questionpro.cxlib.QuestionProCX;
                    QuestionProCX.getInstance().closeSurveyWindow();